Folder: Deaths 1801-1849
Handwritten record of the deaths in the town of Warwick since the year 1801 ( a few in the late 1700s) up to 1849
Room 2C
Handwritten record of the deaths in the town of Warwick since the year 1801 ( a few in the late 1700s) up to 1849
Small paper bag containing newspaper clippings about Warwick citizens and events. 'News Paper Clippings about 1900 Reports on Annual Old Home Days' is written on bag. Also contains 3 photographs of costumed adults standing outside of town hall.
Some typed and some in Chas. Morse's handwriting. Note at top says "loaned to C. Morse in 1950 by Mrs Leland Gale, now owned by Mrs Clifford Fournier her daughter"
Button Collection - 594 buttons presented by Ella L. Hall 1890.
This type of button collection was called a "charm string". Go here for more details.
An envelope with writing of Chas. Morse telling of some folklore of Warwick
From highway surveyors records, residents' locations 1804-1858
Map of Franklin County Massachusetts Based Upon The Trigonometrical Survey Of The State. The Details from Actual Surveys under the direction of H.F. Walling, Superintendent of the State Map 1858.
Greenfield Recorder insert of Conway's 200th Anniversary, June 16, 1967
A collection of rocks and shells
basalt, conglomerate, granite, limestone, marble, obsidian, quartzite, rhyolite, sandstone, schist, shale
cockle, coquina, crown conch, limpet, olive, sand dollar, tectarius
Two booklets - Things of Science, Mollusk Unit No. 195 and Things of Science, Petrology Unit No. 204
Collection includes other numerous rocks & minerals given by R. B. Coyle of Athol.
Pile of newspapers from 1919-1950. Includes clippings from the Greenfield Recorder-Gazette, the Orange Enterprise and Journal, and the Springfield Republican. Also includes a clipping about Charles Morse's 90th birthday, 3 photographs, and a envelope addressed to Charles Morse containing some newspaper clippings.